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↓ 43. Dinner Date Look

For semi-formal events, especially during the colder months, this look is to die for. Here is an example of how you can wear sneakers with a thigh-high slit dress. For one, a semi-casual maxi dress is required, one you can knot just at the knee or below it. You can layer this with a gorgeous shaggy coat and pair it up with white Adidas. Then, it’s all about the accessories! A statement necklace, stud earrings, and a designer handbag make this one look you won’t soon forget.

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↓ 42. Bold Print Dress and Knee-High Boots

Here is a fantastic example of styling a thigh-high slit dress with knee-to-thigh-high boots (oof, try saying that three times fast!). It limits the amount of leg shown and it is ridiculously chic. For the curvy ladies who fear bold prints: you can see here how absolutely fabulous it looks. We also love how this dress covers up the shoulders and cleavage area, perfectly balancing the amount of leg shown. Less can sometimes be more! This is one stunning look you should definitely consider trying.

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↓ 41. Stylish Black Dress with Sandals

We love this look for its versatility. You can throw it on for simply running errands or you can add a few accessories, swap out the sandals for heels and wear it to a party. It’s chic and understated but comes with that daring slit that brings it to the next level. This is also one of the singular examples of how you can wear flats with a thigh-high slit dress. In this case, the dress hits mid-calf which allows for enough leg to still keep an elongated look. If the dress were maxi-length, we would definitely recommend heels! (Unless you are headed to the beach, in which case a maxi dress with sandals or flip-flops is perfectly acceptable.)

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↓ 40. Glam Evening Dress Code

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↓ 39. Casual Look

↓ 38. University Look

If you don’t much like to expose too much skin and are uncomfortable with the slits but still want to be a mod girl you can dress in jeans and a top with long slits and mules.